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THE WAY TO Bi WELL.
The Blood Must be Kept Rieh and
Pure arid, the Nerves Strong,
Good health is the most previous . tree•
slut+ any titan or woman eau have. flet
THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1003,
gno,1 health ran only be had by keeping
• ,�,,. _ ' the blood ri h and pure, and the nerves
t Er:ocg. It the bleed is alluwed to be-
GRAVELROADS' 1c,lure weak and watery, the whole
t sr: tent is wE a'tened aud falls. an eaey
"With gravel nerds . thsre is a pros prey to disease. There is no lltedieiue
,pounced tendency to rut, and wh n ' c.i.f.! a Ilial D. Williams' Pini: Pills ju
rots beg'lt to aitpan•r on the serene.., t keeping the bio• ci deb and pure, awl the
itel vHR. vi;.;Or()us ati('i i.troug l.,t cry
great care should be us'd in 8(Lctino , dese helpsto create new blood. and by
new tit 1 tt'riele with which th.y should : a lair use of the I+i11a,P:tie, sickly people
be. intraodi:itely filled. Every hole or € aye made briglit,activu and strong. Here
rttt in tit:. ro dwa • if t o. tramps d full is proof. air. Robert Lee, New West.
It I luiuster. B. C . sans:- "I35forH I began
of" some good miterial like that of using Dr. Wrllituus' Pink Pills, my
w•it'ch the road is ccnstruet'•d, w•i 1 bc-in a veryimpure state, aid
} blood was p
I
tomo filled with sv.<tcr ; rt l will b:: as a result pimple that wore very itchy,
. blade deep:r .n t wider by each pass- broke out all over my body. My appetite
was fickle, and I was easily. tired., My
fns vehicle. A hula which could hive wife urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pmk
peen fillet with a 'shovelful of mater- Pills, and I got half a dozen taxes. By
int will Aeon need a cartful. The rut the time I had used them I Waa cone
car hole t9 be rap:tired shaull be
clear- Plete!y restored to Health, my skin was I have beau \sorkin for an hour aud a
smooth aud clear, and
toy appetite C
ed' of durst, mu I or water, t n 1 just good,, half.
auffioient good Fresh gravel Irl •g.d is Dr, Williams' Pink pills do not purge "(LAI!"
• it to be even with the eurrotunding =they Pimply make pure. rich blood. SJitly, now, for we will eater his bed -
Surface after having been thoroughly That is why they cure such troubles aE room, 'that's a massive bed, quartered
iudiges!lou, neuralgia , iheitmatism,
consol:d .ted with a pounder. One of anaemia, partial paralysis, St, Vitns oak. Some oue is tossing on it. A bell
afar off strikes one, and soon a silvery
chime from a sweet -voiced clock in the
library emphasizes the hour just gone.
The figure tosses on, One -two -three.
The chimes have spoken twice, and
twice the bell afar off has preceded it.
And who is the mite that tosses? Why it
is the boss.. Busiuess sits on the bed -post,
and reaching down, sticks and stabs him.
So don't forget the two golden recupera-
ting flours tossed away through the
night. That ovens up the hour and a
hal' dosetl't it?
A Word
For the B.osa. THE NOXON
COMPANY
".lee that man going in there,
"Where?"
"Why, right there, going in the office•- aV p� Un recedenteti ' Export
the chap with the sills tile and the blue D -� 1'
strip -trousers."
"Yes, I seen him, who is he?"
"Why he is the boss,"
Now, boys, here's a word for lain, for
the floss.
You have your troubles, Well, he has fat tt r t, a p
Shipments -Carload a Day.
hl:lgersoll Chron;eleh
The N:'x'm Company are now menu -
are
litre of farm itu latueuts that
are winning tor themselves a place in.
Itis, too, the agricultural wor1.1, and iu view of
Yee have sourrent day, and landlords the inereuriug foreign business told the
will not wait, He has his pay day, and bright outlook, fur Monte trade tilt Cone
Itis );ills Pa 'able is a large, fat book. Fury certainly deserve credit. The
J geiewpruty .s foreign trade is increasing by
You get a note from the butulter, luaus mat bouu(is,a car load being shipp-
"Please cull and settle up the $8 you ed every day. Numerous letters are be
,. 1 m-
1 •ha• r. ft eCo
it u I
owe." The boss gets n message from the ul,. received from p. � s s a
ban er "Please cover your account; you
parity's implements in England which
k ,
overdraft of °' 3 000." go to sh.nv that that machines are very
have aut+ , popular in the Mother Country and their
The butcher is your trouble. • business there i, sure to increase.
.
The bauker is his. The following are fair samples of the
"But the boss comes down at Mee and tntuly letters received by their English
conusetious;
Itchen Down Farm,
Itohon Abhas. Alersford, Hants,
November 8th, 1902.
Dear Sirs, -
I have given the 6 ft. ''Noxon" Bind-
er purchased from Messrs; ° • �wataoff'tic
Haig, Andover, a fair trial during . the
past hurveet, and ate very pleased .with
Its working. I used three horses as the
ground was wet and the crops heavy,
but ill ordinary season I believe two
horses weitld do it well. TIM wearing
marts ara„p:trticularly wsll coustetseted
for durability, and the general construc-
tion is so simple that it can be easily
manipulated by men that have not had
experience before, The weather .was so
bad before harvest that I could not give
it a tnir day's trial from Morning
till night, but I think the machine could
be dl iven over 20 acres in a, fair harvest
day, with an average eropand fairiy;dry
,,
ground. I may mention that I cut .'a
"Come on, uow, let's go over to the this yE ar,R�straw 7 vets f et long;t with
andoif ait
house of Bill the blacksmith." would cut that I would not be afraid of
"Hello, Bill.' No answer. 'Hello, its refusing to handle any crop in the
No answer yet. 'Say, Bill sleeps future, and I am thoroughly satisfied
sonudl •, dosen't C. with my purchase.
3 Yours faithfully,
Well, 13i11 banked Care when he bank.
the hist 't; ays to prevent the forma-
tion of rats and to kept roads in re-
pair is by the use of wide tires on
all wegon•i carryingheavy burdens. In
mast foreign countries they not only
wso from"4 to 6 inch tires on market
;wagons, but on inany of 't h^ four-
' wheel freight w::gen•,. In iddii ion to
wide tires, the roar axles are made
13 inches longer thin the: front need,
so. Met the h'nd wheels will not track
and form rat•,Wa er aad na: re ,vtrs
aid one another in 'destroying the
toads, while on the other hand wide Though .organized for several years
tires are reed makers. They roll a nd the Children's Aid Society for the Conn.
ty of Huron bas not been very active,
but each year a few codes have been
dealt with and the results in almost all
were satisfactory. Osie difficulty lees
been to enlist the co-operation Of any
but a few ; less than a dozen at any
meeting held, and consequently there
has been a lack of funds to prosecute
the work throughout the minty. The
annual meeting for 1903, however, bids
fair to be the prelude for a more ;Wive
career, and through the press of the
county co-operation is asked from all
who are ie sympathy with tho work, or
who know of needy and dependentchild-
ren to be looked after. The county
co.ncil made a grant of $25 two years
ago, and this year have again helped to
the extent, and_ the Society has uow
about $50 to carry on this work with.
Amongst the cases which have been
dealt with since the lest mention of mar
branch in the annual ,report of Rept.Sept.
Kelso. may be instanced the, following:
J. K., an orphan lad, 'committed Us
out has hem six wu to fail to carry the St. John's Industria School. Now
the medical liquid beyond, at most, doing well and bidding fair to become
the upper parts of the lungs, thus an honorable and industrious. man.
G. B. who was about to be committed
to a reformatory, through our efforts
has been given an opportunity, and is
now attending School and doing well.
J. R., a lad without a home, who,
with the help cf Mr. Kelso, has found a
good comfortable home in an eastern
as to pass into the remoteet r,a. is cf county and is doing well.
dance, scrofula, erysipelas, aud the ata
merits so common to women, young and
old. Sol 1 by all dealers or sent post
paid, at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for
$3.50, by writing the Dr. Williams Medi -
eine Cu., Brockville, Ont.
Care of Ne_lected Children.
The report of the Superintendent of
Neglected and . Dependeut Children of
Ontario for the year 1902 contains. the
following report from the Childreu's
Aire Soeiety 9f this county:
harden the silurtttce, will every loaded
wagon becomes, in effect a• lend rol-
ler. The difference between the act-
ion of a narrow tire and ft wide one
is about elle s •me as the differ%nce
between. a crowbar and a tamper ;
the one teats up mid the other packs
down. I3y using wide tires on heavy
wagon the cost of -keeping torch in
repair would be greatly reduced.''-
112unrcip;l World.
TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION
BY INHALATION.
Dr. Ven Schrot ter. c•f the Univer-
sity of Vienna, re•ta n pr per on ti:b'r_
culosis, at teras A1'dical Congress held
in Mad s:d, in with he gave his meth-
ods cf treating the lungs by inhal-
''N.t:a u •
The professor, after demomstratin.
the soundness of the belief in the
curability of - tub?rculo•i; by inhala-
tion treatm.nt, crit:vises the oreinary
inhal:ng appraisals,which he points
leaving the ictv:r parts unaffected by
the heal'ng agent. H• ronsidcrs that
the prtht(•m of ceding the whcle of
the lungs has ben solved by the
inhaling apparatus invented by Dr.
Bu:ling. By ibis app ;rain the ther.-
p:utio l:quid is "atomized, so finely
the lungs.
Dr. Von Se1iro.ter does not hes:-
tate to declare Mat this apparatus
is 'the only one in existence b;; which
this result can -b' accomplished. The
procedure -is based on the use of com-
presed.' air, winch is freed from leetb
deist and geam,? by Wing passed
through a filter of eottcm wool. Then
highly compressed, the air passes cn
to a specially censtruetod "atomizer"
which reduces the liquid for inbala-
tion to quite small Cr. Ps. But as Limy
-aro still too large to enter the f:ner
!bronchial tubes, or the air cells, cur-
ttents••ef compressed air are driven in-
to tile. vapor that hal boon cre.,td,
and this sub -divides . the drop again
sa minutely Matt the:r diem tar ig
only 0.000G m:il,m.ters, or abut 300
titans less than that of the ends of
the broach:olzs, the capillary tubes
w•hleh cp.m info clusters of air cham-
The GarmanOa'i'eCrm;st'y hat 11 -
ished laying its second lino to New Yolk
as far as the Azere islander about 1, 00
utiles.
.' E. H. Lusal.'
ed his fire. 'Sleep on, Bill, sleep ori, Trisprison,
Helston,
you have no marble chick, but you rest o July 2nd, 1903.
Well.' Dear Sirs, -
Is the dinner for the boss nice? Have 1 have no hesitation in sending yon . a
tha servants and their mistress done their test'menial highly recommending the
"Noxon" Mower supplied by the West -
guest.
Yes, but there is the unbidden ern Counties' Association this season. guest. Bnsiuess. Arid Bnsiuess refries I have tried it in heavy old gra,s,s and
to eat, but he draws his skeleton chair new, and I consider it the best machine
and *reeds out bad debts aud care all I ever saw worked, The adjustments
over the table. Then the boss rens to' are so clever. I was able to cut all sorts
of gears, tangled, laid aud heavy.
the club to escape him. But Business 11 is easy in draught. anal feel certain
Passes the door man and dosen't need his while you can put such a machine on
card. Business pushes up his chair and the market you need not fear competition
gets in the cafe with the boss and mixes or np shiftioii.
S Wishing you every success,
himself np with the drinks. H. goes to Yours truly,
'the theatre with the boss and robbing the • . O. Rown. .
players of their iudividuality, roosts on The Noxon No. 3 MeedMower, front cut,
and lie, 9 Binder, 'referred to above, ere
the •footlights. ginhig;even iuore satisfagtien in Ontario
'Some one has touched yon for a 1 antk0anada. The.Co?pptyny are opening
quarter, di1 they, and you loosened? Win the . Northwest tlris•season itr cou-
'
'Yes, I did.' nection with. the Cockshut Plow Co.,
Brantford. •
'Well, that is good. But an Old friend
TOWN DIRECTORY,
BAPTIST CIIAucn-Sabbath. s• rvices at
11 a ne end 7 p )11. Sunday ' School at
2:30 p in, General prayer meeting
ol(Wednesday evenings. Rev. J. J. Pats
S.S.
tersors,B.A.,pastor. W.J,Capltta ,
Superintendent.
METHODIST Cliultau--Sabbath services
at 11 u In and 7 pin. Sunday School at
2:30 pm. Epworth League every Mon-
day evening. General prayer meeting
on Wednesday evenings. Rev. Richard
Hobbs, pastor, • Dr. Towler, S. S. Sup.
erintendeut.
PRESBYTERIAN 0111.111011 -Sabbath ser-
vices at 11 a In and 7 p m, Sunday
School at 2:30 p ne. General prayer
meeting on Wednesday evenings. Rev.
D. ',Ferric, pastor and S S, Superinten-
dent, P. S. Lit,klater and L. 'Harold,
assistant S. S. Superintendents.
Sr. PAur.'s OlIurc'*:, EPISCOPAL -Sab-
bath services at 11 a m and 7 p an. Sun-
day School at 2:30 p m. General prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening. Rev.
Wm. Lowe, Rector. P. Shore and Ed.
assistant S. S. Superintende its,
SALVATIox Aiuiy-Strvice t 7 and 11:
a m and 3 and B p m on Sunday, and
every evening during the week at 8
o'clock at the barracks.
POST-- OFFICE -in Macdonald; Block.
Office hours from 8 a m to 6:30 p m.
Peter Fisher, postmaster.
PUBLIC Limt,tsr-Library and free
reading room in the Town Hall; will
be open every afternoon from 2 to
5:30 o'clock, and every evening from 7
to 9:30 o'clock. Miss Millie Robertson,
librarian,
These are only instances showing the
need of an organization to look after
dependent children. Ai'xd on several
occasions . the officers of the, Society hive
attended the Magistrate's Court and aid-
ed iu dealing with. first offenders -iu a
way that would cheek thein from be-
coming criminals.
The officers Tor . 1903 are President,
Jas. Mitchell, Goderieh; vice-president,
J. M. Field, B. A.; secretary -treasurer,
Mrs. Jas. C;ark; executive committee,
the above officers and Mr. Hays end W.
J. Cox. The officers of the Society ac-
knowledge with sincere, appreciation
the prompt and persistent services of
Mr. Kelso, in his efforts to liaye the
work exteuded and carried on more
actively throughout the Whole county.
has just touched the boss for $255.' Mr. R. J. MacMath it the Wingham
'Bet if I had his wad.' agent for the Noxon implements and:.he
'Oh his wad! How da you know
will be pleased to have a call from. part
-
'Oh, ies who are in need of anything in this
whether he has a wad or not? Perhaps line.
the bank runs hie business, and the
whole shooting ratan is mortgaged
from stein to gudgeon,'
'Failed. assets, $50,000, liabilities
about the sante.' e
How often have you read this? There
are many heartaches its those few words
uiy boy.
So here is a geed sword for the boss,
Timidity and Talent.
A great deal of talent is lost to the
world for want fof a little courage.
Every day sends to their graves a nuin-
ber of obscure men Who have only re-
1 mained obscure bcause• their timidity
has prevented theta from nlaking a first
effort, and who if they conldbe induced
robabjlitjt have
to begin, wonld in all p
mashes Of
Ithatistion
Bireeresatteeits erIieatdirebr, dlzilnenr, and
pilaw la tb bitek-mad('; well by
lar. Oases Nerve Vows.
1 Oasts of women who suffer from a rundown
em neglect to'cure' themselves, believing
they are •only tired and not knowing that
thcirVigor andxtrenglharebeingdepletedaten
ent.rmous rate. When the duties of tile day
Inatome A burden and you feel like putting
them of, you. Should suspect times is something
wrong., and profit by the , experience of Mrs.
llarrison who restored
he system by using I)r.
Chase's Nerve, Food.
Mits. T. I•IAIRltIsOtt,
7 14 Victoria Streeti
Itingstott, Ont., states:....
"For souse time T. have
omen troubled With pains
in my back which bother-
ed me ss great deal. At
times t had ditty feelings
•1FlltrriiOn ill my hears: and would
from were headaches. I ran heartily
Ihr. Chases Nerve 'Food because it has
ely freed rna ofthesedisfrerssing,symptams
se bi10t up iffy system that I now feel rest
t you s � the portrait
f 1r. A, W. Carat, the &gens
, ant era wary holt of kis
TowN COUNaIr,-R. Vanstone, Mayor ;
A. Dulinag.e, Thos. Bell, Robb, . Mos
Indoo, J J. Elliott, W. F. VanStoue,
S. Bennett, Coanoillors; J. B. Fer-
guson, Clerk and Treasurer; Willism
Clegg, Assessor, .Win. Robertson, Col-
lector, Board meets first Monday even-
ing in each month at 8 o'clock.
,5'(III.COL DOARD.- J, J. Bomuth, (chair•
man), Thos. Abraham,R. A.Douglas, H.
Kerr, Wm. Moore, A. E. Lloyd Wm.
Button, 0, N. Griffin. Secretary, Wm.
Robertson; Treasurer , J. B. Ferguson.
Meetings second Tuesday evening in each
month.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. -A."11.
Musgrove, Principal, Miss Brock,
Mist} Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
Cornyu, Miss McLean, Miss Matheson
Miss Reid, and Miss Cummings.
BOAR • D OF HEALTH -Mayor VanstOne,
(chairman), C. J. Reading, Thos Greg-
ory, Dr. Agnew, J. B. Ferguson, Sec-
retary; Dr. 3. R. Macdonald, Medical
Health Officer.
The Harm Slang Does.
There is still another serious objection
to the use of slang, • It tends to limit
the vocabulary of hies who uses it,
Now, a limited vocabulary is almost as
inconvenient at times as a -limited purse,
and it is far more inelegant. It there
even if he does come in at nine, wears was practically lirnitless Wealth withi
trousers with a debates blue stripe, and the reach of hint who was mnided to
take it, it would argue :a certaiu t tnpidi-
ty in anyone who declined to avail him-
self of the supply. The same asse'itioti
holds true with regard to him who is
willing to limit his choice of words.
There is even users to be 'said than that.
There is a limitless wealth of words at
our disposal, but the most of ns are too
stupid to crake use of them.
There are about 200,000 'words in the,
English language. The average Satinet -
ea person is able in reading to -under-
stand perhaps 25,000 words, but most of
ns who write and speak limit ourselves
t, about 500 or 000. Indeed there ig a
strait number of fairly intelligent peopbe,
or people who peas as fairly intelligent,
whose working vocabularies do not com-
prise more than three or fo it hundred
words each. --lie Ii ausehold.
sets it off with a silk. til u . " - '"
• Chwles F. Raymond.
Let Others Experiment.
There is always something .new in the
way of medleal treatment and you aro
constantly Invited to try new-fangled,
nnproveti•retnetiies. Let .others experi-
ment and 13o risk. health and lose time.
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Piljs have
bean tried in the creche, of time, won
the approval of`public opinion aud de-
monstrated their right to a place in
every home as it family medicine.
gone great lengths ifs the career of fame.
The fact is that to do anything in this
world worth doing we must not stated
shiverirg on. the brink and thinking of
the cold and danger, bus jump in and
scramble through as well as we can. It
will not do to be perpetually calculating
risks and adjusting nice chances. It
cud very well before the flood, when a
than could consult his friends upon an
intended scheme for a hundred and fitly
years and thou live to see ifs success for
six or seven 'Centuries afterevar'd. Bat
at present a'ntan. Waite and doubts and
hesitates and consults his brother and
his uncle and his first cousins and ratio.
Oar friends till one day he finds that he
is silty -five years of age; and he has
loci, so meets time in consulting first
cousins and friends that he has no time
left to • follow their advice. -Sydney
Smith on"Courage in the use of Talent."
0
To find the rarest bird in existence
yon .must go to the mountains between
Amara and Loas, where there is a
certain hind of pheasant. A single skin
is worth 5100.
The ?don -outcry at Penetang ie to he
albolisbed. The juvenile offenders will
be distributed among the other similar'
hlettttuttionsin Ontario. The buildings
*1 P,is'etang will be used as an asyluna
ESTABLIs1IEll 1872
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ing.
MISS DELIA SPARLiNG
A. T. C. M.
Teacher of Piano, Theory and Fletcher Music
Method, Simplex and Kindergarten.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory examina-
tions.
VIOLIN ARO GUITAR.
MISS CARRIE MOORE
3if London-Conservatery^.of Music, . wi11 be prt•
pared -after Oct. 1st to receive a limited num-
ber cif pupils for instruction on Violin and
Guitar. - -
Residence -Stone block, over W. G. Patter -
son's jewelry store, Wingham..
PIANO AND THEORY;
MISS SARA LOUISE MOORE, L.C.M.
and member of the Associated Musicians of
Ontario, is prepared to receive a' limited num-
ber ofpupils for instruction on Plano and in
Theory.
lattention given to pupils preparing
for examinations.
Patter -
son's jewelry store block,
over W. G.
•
j m mumps had scarcely slept $
wink,
411 , night he'd toss about and
think.
But that's all past --he'll neer
endure
Insomnia. He's found a cure!
Tis " Force," At night, when
lights are dim,
It soothes the nerves of " Sunny
.titn.tr 9
The Ilcady-to Serve Cereal
makes one chummy
••
with good sleep.
Wouldn't Believe •rt T ret.
"I
wouldn't believe 111111 1 tried n, but
'Porte' is acute for insomnia. I need to
orgy awoke nights after night. NOW I eat a
b
bowlful of Porte' jest beferegoing to
snarl,
sad sit* and 1 nave become good
Mende rpm. "L. 'L. Suns."
FARMERS
H. B. ELLIOTT,
and Publisher
T P 'KENNEDY, M. 1).. M. C. P. S. 0
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tion. Gold Medallist in Medicine. Special
attention paid to diseases of Women end Child
ren. Office hours -1 to 4 p. m.: 7 to 9 p. m
• and.anyone having, live stook or other
articles they wish. to dispose of, should adver
.tile the same for sale in the TIMES. Out large
circulation tells and it will bostrange indeedif
you de not et a customer. We can't guarantee
that' you will sell because you may ask more
for the article ear stock than it is. worth. Send.
year advertisement to the TIMES and try this
plan of disposing - of your stock and. other
articles.
DR. �IACDONALD,
•
Wingham,
WANTED -FAITHFUL PERSON TO TRAV-
el for well established house in a foto counties
calling on retail merchants and agents. Local
territory. Salary $10'24 a. year and , expenses,
payable $10.70 n week in cash and expenses ad.
payable
Position Permanent. Business suc-
cessful and rushing. Standard House, 88
Dearborn St., Chicago.
Centre Street
Ontario.
DR. AGNEW,
Physician, Surgeon, etc.
Oface-Macdonald Block, over J. E. Davis'
Drug Store. Night calls answered at the office.
T. CHISH OLM, 3. S. tuiLSHOLM
M.•a„Sen.,o.M.,1do.P.s•o Mn,24ED,Oir.,1torso.
DRQ. CHISHOLM& CHISHOLM
PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, Emc.
nrrrit;t-Chisholm Block, JosephIne street.
RESIDENCE -34n rear of block, on Patrick St.,
where night calls will be answered.
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EXEMPTION PROM SURTAX.
RVANSTONE.
'
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, EgC.
Private anti Minnow funds to lona at lowest
rate of interest. Na :inns 3tettt ;,1. en-
gages, town and farm property bought and
sold. Offiqe, Beaver Block. Wingham.
JOB
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p�R N
•el A. MORTON,
• BARRISTER, Flo.
Wingham, Ont.
Gevernnrent Business Substantially Ad-
vanced in tate Votttntotts 'Wesinesday-
AaJourned over Luther's llletlt(isy..
Ottawa, bitty 21. -Tho taovet'nn1ent
business was substantially advanced
at yestettlay's sitting of the Cern-
mans, &Ali:uO the WAS() adjourne4
Gaily to allow members to take the
eight trait:s home for the holidays.
Supply was the chief order of the
day, Cho Justice Department esti
mattes being under discussion.
Alt•. Gorman (Welland) introduced a
hill to compel railways to provide
perfect appliances for the prevention
of sparks from locomotives.
Ur. Fitzpatrick presented ass
arnentlment to the statutes providing
that printing for Use Intorcolonial
Railway be done in the Maritime
Provinces at a cost not exceeding
fair conralitrctal rates.
The Minister of Customs announc-
ed an extension of tines for bringing
in goods fi•oni Germany exempt from
tl.o DOW surtax front Juni., at to
September E0,
Col. Sam llughes renewed his pro-
test against practice of transporting
prisoners in the Northwest in ►ir$t-
class cars. air. Fitzpatrick promised
to see that the practice was stopped:
Mr. Borden objected to the condi-
tion of the Supreme Court library.
and Mr. Fitzpatrick said the remedy
was to erect an entirely new build-
ing for the Supremo Court. Mr. Su-
�lhcrland promised to hare the mat-
ter looked into and make . a recom-
mendation at an early date. M.
llfarcio advocated cresting a near
building for Parliament, end .using
the I resent structure for departmen-
tal busin('s s only.
7,'I;c O,)poAition criticized the ex=
penro of just i:e in the Yukon, and
the Government speakers pointed out
that living was very high there and
quoted 1u•iees. -
Serviei of Provincial Judges.
Ottawa, May 21. -The Minister of
Justice hes given notice of a new
resolution respecting judges of pro-
vincial courts. it provides that is
judge of 75 years, who has served on
the bench for twenty years, or is
judge 70 years of ego who has serv-
ed for twenty -live years, or a judge
of (35 years of age who has served
for thirty years, may retire on as
pension equal to his full salary, Re-
tirement is made compulsory at the
age of 75. .
rowertul Deputation.
E. L. Drowses DUDLEY HOLMES
Q1CKINSQ! & HOLMES
BARRISTERS; SOLICITOItS, Etc.
Mosav To LOAN.
thrums: Meyer Block, Wingham.
. A RTUi1 J. IRWIN, D. D. S., L. D. S.
Dont or of Dental finrgeryofthe Penn sylvanis
Dental College and Licentiate of the Roval
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Office
over Post Office. Wingham.
Including. Bobks, Pamplilets," Fosters, Bin
Heads, Circulars, &a., &o., executed in the best
style of the art, at moderate prices, and on
shot's notice.
BoOKBhuDnNO. ,"pe are pleased to announce
ltatany'Booksor Magazines left with tit for
mdin , will have our prompt attention
rices for `Binding in any style will be given on
application to
THE TIMES OFFICE,
Wingham.
d
TItA3g •D,7ARKs
.DESIGNS
CorivntoHru /Ad;
Atn'ene.en4tie tasketch find ac'tritptreilbray
Oddly atr:nertain .our opinion free weather De
invention tr ttrnhnhly t�sue'tntla. •Cenimantra
tioesdtrttttyeAulfdentttil. itnnnockpnPatent,.
sent free. fullest agency tor eerurni[ patents.
Patents taken through Munn f3 Co. receive
*pedal netteet.allths ut cbnrco,, in tl,o
SCkenflfle , marl ail.
A handsomely 111n,$rnted weelfff. 1.cttest Mr
dilation of any sricnttac journal. Terms. 5A
ar: ci,r mitt(., fL Eoulbyr.:1 turnadealers.
`f�f�t1' o.3et3raattaiy.NeWIOrl
n-anrl, Unice. 112."i IT et..'lwnahtn„run.
11' .Tn RLOWAY, D.D.S.,
New method for ;painless 'ex- IF '
traction. No Cocaine.
•bpecinlrtttontion to the care and regulation
of children's teeth. Moderate prices, and sP
work carefully and skilfully performed. Office
in Be.•tver Block, Wingham.
JOHN RITCHIE, °
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Wingham. Ont.
A LEx. KELLY,Wingham, Ont.
i� LTCENSiMi AIICTIONEER
For the County of Herron. Sales of all kinds
t ondncted at roaso iabie rates. Orders left nt
the Tuinls office will receive prompt attention.
JAB.. HENDERSON, Wingham, Ont.
LICENS)✓D AUCTIONEER . • .
Per the Counties of Huron end Bruce. Sales
of rai`iastoek and Implamentsn ?specialty,
All orders left at the Truss office promptly
attended to.
Terms reasonable.
Ottawa, May 21.-A very large and.
rower' Al (itlega:ion from the caun-
ti. s of wellington, I'(rth and Grey,
the townships and the towns and
villug. s ihcrein, was presented to the
Mini ter of Itailways yesterday
moining by John Charlton,
Charlton.,
the object of the visit being to
tirg(t the granting of a • Government
alt!:silly. to the -extension of the Til-
sonburg, Lave, Erie and Patina Rail-
way from Ingersoll to Col:ingwood_
it'any spew^hes were made and the
t. stud promise oft consideration Was
•given.
F- S. SCOTT, Brussels, Ont.
LICENSgn AUCTIONEER
Ts prepared to conduct sales in this section.
Special attention given to salts of farm stock
and implements.
Dates and orders eau Always be arranged at
the Trans office, Wingham.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
GRAND TRUNX RAILW'AT S'!STEM.
1177f1 TnAncs i;BAva a b1i
f•enders 6.50 son.... 3.1Op.m.
Toronto& East Os.tn 0.5s ton-- O.05p.ru.
Kincardine -11.1e ton.- 1.40 p.m .,, 8.38p.rn.
Aaitrr'1 *ROM
'Iitnettlein0 ,. ,.6.50 a.m 9.00 ton.... 8.05 p.m.
London 14.30 a.ut•... 7.55 p.m.
Pstmersto t 11.10a,.tn.
Toronto &)East1.40 p.m.... 8.88 p.m.
L. HAROLD, Agent, . Wixghrim.
CANAt)I'AN PACI13'IC RAILWAY.
lJ '1'RAtits r.EAVE 1105
'Toronto mato/it 15.57 it.m .. 9.43 p.m.
Tee'swater 1.17 t,.'m....10.48 p.Ii,
AltniY$ Intel
Twtuswhter...... 847 can . ts.43 p.m.
TorcratoDrive . ,11,EM11R, Aiteent, Wi a
ted.,.. -.m.
THE BEAUTIFUL.
ltlizzartl Rages in Crow's Nest Pass ani
Stock Suffers. -
Elairanore, N.W.T., May 21. -Tho
worst of
ex,u•riunccd in this sec-
tion of the Northwest its malty years
is raging in the CI cw's Nest Pass
and on 'tire prairie to the east.
Snow has been falling constantly•for
seve tty-tWO hours, with no indica-
tion as yet of, a break. Yesterday a
blizzard es (lei cc as was ever known
litre has Leta ratting. -
;The snoly is. eighteen inches deep.
on the lova here, while reports from
the prattle as far cast as Lethbridge
are to the effect that it is from two
to three feet deep.
Stock which has )leen on green
grass for two weeks is reported • to
be suffering terribly, especially young
animal:, Wl,f.•h. arc reported to be
s_- rn ha, L. nidrodc. 'l'bo tempers-
tom res not 111011- low, Uuo nut, urn
falling for several hours, and the
weather is now extrem(•ly cold. It is
feared the blew to the live stoat In-
terests within the radius of the
sto: m will be almost paralyzing:
Los* of 85.000,000 by Snow.
Great rails, gent., May 21. -The
heaviest cattle -and sheep loss .in tbe
history of Montana,' which will reach
$5,000,000, has been caused - by
snowstorms, which have been raging
for the past three dAYa•-
There is a noted difference
in the style and fit of Pants we
make that always brings pec.•
ple hack for another pair.
Then there is the low price
and bettor quality of cloth put
in theft -cloth °that wears
See our new goods and prices.
WEBSTER 8t Gq.
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FUEL OBJECT OF SEARCH.
Itinerary of tlte'S.unntcr ?fining Class of
Berea t of Mines.
Toronto, May 21, -The eurnmer
Mining classes' of the Bureau. Of
Minos •tvi.1 this year be directed by
Dr. W. L. Gepdwln, Direkihr of ;the
School of 'Mining at Rirtgston, anti
J. G. McMillan, B.A,Se., "Toronto,
and this l:rogrtam is arranged: Black
'Donald (lraphito • Mine, Brougham
Township, May 26; Olden Zinc Mine.
Long Lake P.O., June 3; I3elmont
(1o1U -Mine, Cordova P.O., Juno l.1;
Col pee Cliff, Jnne u0; Massey Cop-
per Mine, Itf assry Station, 8 unq, 20;
Dig Master Gold Mine, Gold hock,
July 9 Ili •obcth Gold Mine, Port
Arthur, truly -.".0;. Tip Top Copper
ltline, July 28; Eden Iron Mine,
Aug. ' 8; Rock Lake Copper Mine,
Aug. 19, Prof. Coltman has gone
to Sudbury c,istriet to continue his
nickel investigations, and Prof. Mil-
ler will resume his investigations Me
to limestone is Ontario Hpecial
le;ti, a ion into tt-e Ilos is:ililies of
erntOntarioewill beother
feature of the
work.
Tuna of Zee teat.
Woodstock, May 21 The Wood-
stock colts storage warehouse role
lapsed at 7 o'clock yesterday mortis,.
frig. Several hundred tons of leo
were 10 -rt, while the structure, vele*
O+tl•ot $5,000. is' et complete IosI.
Oat* t.cetAfature Clerked.
St. J01fll'ts, ' lld., May 21.' --fie
colonial .Legislature eloeed yt'stet`+r
flay. It is nnderelond in official elr•
•atria that the l',(tcl-Ilay treaty nest"
tintiorrs will be revived next fall.
it.